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Siemens on Tuesday said it was wona $19.1 million design and build contract from for an inlinre baggage handling system as a part of the new Detroitt North Terminal redevelopment project. Siemens will build and integrate the baggagdhandling system, which includes 9,577 feet of conveyor and 23 patentesd high-speed diverters to route all checkesd baggage through Explosive Detection Systems before loadinhg onto departing aircraft. Siemens will also suppl six baggageclaim units. The new Detroit North Terminal is expected to openin 2008. The Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport servex more than 36 million passengers in 2005 and handleasabout 1,320 arriving and departing flightw per day.
In July, Alpharetta, Ga.-based Siemens Energg & Automation, won a $28 million contract from to desigh and build a baggage handling and inlined security system for JetBlue new Terminal 5 atJohn F. Kennedy Internationao Airport. In June, it landedx a $12 million contract to expand the in-line screeninh system at the Orlando [Fla.] Internationall Airport. In April, it won a $22. million contract to provide a new baggaged handlingand in-line security screening syste for the Indianapolis International Airport (IIA).
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